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horse-shoe display at home – along with an unclaimed pair of Karen Miller heels, size 5 – anyone’s? And the boat was a real hit.....mostly with the under 5’s who insisted on sitting in it in their best clothes. So not such of a success with the parents.


But the main thing that people raved about was


surprise, surprise, Lainey’s (Entertaining Food) delicious honey and mustard sausages, chicken pate, roast pork – how she managed to roast pork for 120 in the back of a marquee is still beyond me – and the apparent endless supple of alcohol that I had bought, in my panic that we might run out. Since then it has done a 60th birthday, Christmas, my mum’s reading group and a few girly-nights-in and is still going strong.


So yes, we had a good party - a great band – Three Bags Full (love them!) – had everyone up and dancing although I shudder at the flashbacks of my brothers break-dancing on the wonky dancefloor, Nick’s ushers competing to climb the marquee poles and the hi- jacking of the mics towards the end of their second set.


In all seriousness though, it was truly the best day and


I would do it all again. But maybe with a year’s rest in between. All that remains is to thank all those dear people who made it utterly marvellous and a special “thank you” to By The Dart for letting me tell you about it.


Mrs H x


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